3D Anatomy for the Artist

Catfish Animation Studio

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Free access to the skeletal system and drawing gallery
Muscular system (in-app purchase)

Depth study of anatomy has been a critical step for any great artist.
This app allows artists to display the skeletal and muscular system through highly detailed 3D anatomical models. The shape of each bone and muscle will be clear and understandable.
An essential tool for any artist to use alongside the best artistic anatomy books.

HIGHLY DETAILED ANATOMICAL 3D MODELS
• Skeletal System (free)
• Muscular System (in-app purchase)
• Accurate 3D modeling
• Surfaces of the skeleton with high resolution textures up to 4K

SIMPLE AND INTUITIVE INTERFACE.
• Rotate and Zoom every model in the 3D space
• Division by regions for a clear and immediate visual of each structure
• The muscles are grouped into layers, from the superficial to the deepest
• Visualization of the muscle layers in multi or single mode
• Possibility to hide every single bone or muscle
• Filter feature to hide or display every system
• Intelligent rotation, automatically moves the centre of rotation for easier navigation
• Interactive Pin allow visualization of the term relative to every anatomical detail
• Hide / Show interface, ideal for use on smartphones
• Muscles descriptions (origin, insertion, action), in english

MULTI-LANGUAGE
• The anatomical terms and the interface are available in 11 languages: Latein, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese and Korean
• The language can be selected directly from the interface of the app
• The anatomical terms can be shown in two languages simultaneously

***Anatomical models are static and you can rotate them to view from any angle but it is not possible to pose them.***

Ratings and reviews

Review based on free version Being brutally honest, I don't see the point for the pins with names. That's more useful for medical students but this is advertised for artists. It would be nice for each set of bones to be individually poseable but it seems like you can only rotate the entire section or hide individual bones. I think that covers the downsides of the free version. I haven't tried the paid version so I can't compare that one yet. I can't tell if neither version has a full skeleton.

Very useful tool with huge potential, but there is currently so much missing for artists: Figure not posable, everything is static so you can't see how muscles contract and relax. Closeups are for one side only, which makes it hard to draw the other side. Full body figure is not interactive or labelled. Male only. Figure is average size, so not so useful for drawing super heros or body builders. Otherwise quite detailed and easy to use. Only useful if willing to pay, but worth the cost.

This app's awesome! I love how intuitive the supplemental features are (showing locations on anatomical structure, etc.) and how interaction is so smooth when it comes to the models! Sure, there aren't animations of flexion/extension/etc. and the lighting could be improved upon (a static location + soft lighting reduces the potential of the models a bit), but I'd still recommend this to just about any artist who wants to understand the structure of human body anatomy.

What's new

Various enanchements
Minor bugs fixed